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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...necessary result of the growing popularity of the game, the quality and style of play have been of late very much altered and improved. Especially may this be said to be the case with Rugby foot ball, as a single fact will well evidence. The champion team of last year, the Torontos, were this year badly defeated by the Brittanias of Montreal whom they last year vanquished ignominiously. The personnel of both teams was nearly the same in both matches. The result on the last occasion of this meeting being attributed to be totally different, and as results showed improved...
...able to weed out the more unreasonable,-and we predict that the thing will go along smoothly and quietly, until in the course of a year or two the students will be educated up to the thing, will grow accustomed to it, and soon something of real value will result...
...meeting of the faculty yesterday was the one at which it was announced that the recommendation of Athletic Committee would be acted upon. The result is that the recommendation was approved by the whole body, and intercollegiate foot ball is prohibited for the future. This will necessarily break up the intercollegiate foot ball association unless Yale and Princeton see fit to take in other colleges to fill the vacancy made by the forced retirement of Harvard. No amended rules were submitted to the faculty by the committee of students appointed early in December to do so. This committee, it will...
...Harvard Union Presidential Convention. Result of Presidential canvass announced...
...observatory will be seriously crippled in future unless a large increase is made in the permanent endowment or unlocked for contributions and bequests are regularly made for running expenses. How much this loss of the temporary endowment is, can be realized when it is stated that as a result five of the assistant now employed will have to be dismissed. Among the recent gifts were $5000 from the late Thomas G. Appleton of Boston, and L25 from a learned Englishman of Sunderland, Eng, and many valuable astronomical photograph from astronomers...